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Sanaullah should raid Bani Gala, real cipher will be found there: Maryam

PML-N leader Nawaz Sharif will soon return to Pakistan

PML-N leader Maryam Nawaz said that Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah should raid Bani Gala—the residence of former premier Imran Khan—as the actual cipher would be found there.

“A raid at Bani Gala will reveal where the cipher is,” she said while addressing a press conference in Lahore. “Imran Khan could be someone’s blue-eyed boy, not ours.”

Shed claimed that their conversations of her party members if ever leaked would not be against the country while lambasting former prime minister Imran Khan for apparently misguiding people.

“The conspiracy was hatched not by us but it was foreign-funded Imran Khan,” she said. “His party leaders and the then principal secretary were involved in it.”

Reacting to the second part of the audio leak pertaining to Imran’s conversations on the cipher, she lamented that the Prime Minister’s House was used for such “activities”.

Audio leaks proved PTI hatched conspiracy: Dar

Finance Minister Ishaq Dar, who addressed the presser earlier Maryam, said that the recent audio leak from the Prime Minister’s House proved that it was the PTI that hatched the conspiracy against Pakistan not the coalition parties.

“This is not something to let go of. Whoever is responsible will be punished,” he said, “This is not pardonable. We have to take it to a logical conclusion.”

The finance czar was of the view that the security of Pakistan was breached by such developments. He was of the view that the diplomatic cipher could not be shared or leaked

He accused the PTI chief of using cipher for political point scoring. “Using the cipher for political gains is an unforgivable act.”

Dar claimed that in the coming month, the nation would see improvement.

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